Annoyed with Fly Away Hair

try some pomade. it smoothes away the fly aways really well. i have curly frizzy hair.

This isn't a styling product, but it works well when my girls and I are out and about...I keep a dryer sheet in my purse...run it lightly over your hair, and it tames flyaways instantly...

T.,

I completely understand the flyaways! My daughter has this terribly! You should "SILK THERAPY" in the BIOSILK line. BIOSILK is mfg. by FAROUK SYSTEMS USA (reading it off the bottle). It is absolutely wonderful! It takes a very small amount! It can be applied on wet or dry hair or even skin. I have never used it on wet hair but I love it for my daughter's dry hair. You can find the BIOSILK brand at many salons. I was in the JC Penney catalog dept. last night and saw a large display of it outside their salon.

Hope this helps!!

L. F.

I love the Dove anti-frizz shampoo and conditioner. After that, I use John Frieda Weather Works Weather-Proofing Style Sealant Creme. If I want to go curly I then use Catwalk Curls Rock.

I suggest you only use shampoo on your hair once a week. Otherwise, just put in conditioner and rinse out (this is called co-washing). Only comb/brush your hair when wet if you are wearing it wavy.

You can teach your hair to curl better. After applying the products, take little sections and curl them into spirals and let dry naturally. Once dry, shake out with fingers.

I hope this helps!

i use an oil, most every brand has one. just use a tiny bit on wet hair before you blow dry and then for those little flyaways after you dry

My hair is mostly straight naturally but I flat iron it every morning to get the overnight wave out. I still get little flyaways around my hairline and for that I use clear mascara. I just comb it on and smooth it down and it keeps those wispies in place. I keep a tube in my purse too for touch-ups throughout the day if needed. As for all over fly-aways, the other moms seem to have some great advice.

Best of luck!